“Best advice a bodybuilder can get”
James Llewellin, International Federation of Body Building and Fitness (IFBB) pro bodybuilder, has signed a sponsorship deal with CNP Professional, the leading supplier of high quality protein supplements to bodybuilders and other sportspeople. CNP’s founder Kerry Kayes is well known throughout the bodybuilding world. He himself was a champion bodybuilder and now advises sportspeople in disciplines as varied as rugby, boxing, sailing, cycling, skiing, darts and of course bodybuilding.
Although Llewellin has used CNP supplements throughout his bodybuilding career this is the first time he has the company’s official backing. The deal comes just in time for Llewellin’s upcoming appearance at the Europa Show of Champions, Orlando, Florida from April 16-17th, 2010.
“I’ve known Kerry Kayes for years,” says Llewellin. “Our paths have always seemed to run in parallel. It’s great to be a part of his stable now. I can turn to him for advice, and in this business his advice is the best you can get. His philosophy regarding nutrition and supplements is the same as mine; without getting it spot on you compromise gains and recovery.”
Llewellin uses a range of CNP supplements to keep his body in shape and maintain optimum health. The main ones being Pro MR, Pro Peptide, Pro Recover, Pro Creatine and Pro Glutamine. Pro Vital, Pro CLA and Pro Omega he sees as ‘insurance policies’ in both the off-season and pre-contest phases.
“I started dieting on the 4th January for my pro debut in Orlando,” says Llewellin. “The CNP supplements are really playing a major role in my nutritional routine. The day always starts with Pro Peptide and oats and has done for the last 6 years. There is no better breakfast to start the day, to be honest.”
One thing James likes about CNP supplements is that they’re so easy to digest. “They are gentle on my stomach,” he says. “The undenatured protein is fantastic for building muscle. The science behind their protein is backed up by quantifiable research and I can confidently say it’s the best protein in the world. I take Pro Recover post workout for quickly-absorbed protein as well as fast-acting carbohydrates to replenish my body’s glycogen stores and repair damaged muscle.”
“We’re really happy to welcome James Llewellin on board,” says Kayes. “He’s become a well-respected figure in bodybuilding since his first competition in 2003, the CNP-promoted British Grand Prix at Wembley. James has always used CNP supplements throughout his bodybuilding career, so it’s great that now he can legitimately say so.
“It’s important for bodybuilders to look after their bodies year round – especially as the build-up to competition puts them under such strain. Recovery is vital and that’s another area where our products help. It means bodybuilders can compete more often and still look good time after time.”
CNP Professional is one of the UK’s leading sports nutrition specialist companies. For more information visit www.cnpprofessional.co.uk, or call +44 (0) 161 320 1212 for sports nutrition advice and +44 (0) 161 320 8145 for sales.
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Notes for editors
James Llwellin is from Sittingbourne, Kent.
CNP Professional is a leading supplier of sports nutrition supplements including protein shakes, protein bars, creatine supplements, meal replacements, mass gainers, weight loss supplements and post work out shakes, all designed for the ultimate in sports nutrition.
Kerry Kayes, the founder of CNP Professional, is a former national bodybuilding champion. He has been involved in sports nutrition for many years and his dietary expertise has established him as ‘the man in the know’ to a wide variety of sportspeople worldwide such as the Ericsson Round the World Yacht Team, boxer Ricky Hatton, darts champion Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor, international strongman Glen Ross and Sean Long of Hull FC.
CNP Professional supplements are carefully formulated to ensure that the body is able to make best use of the nutrients. Unlike many nutritional supplements, CNP Professional’s products are easy to drink.
There are several articles explaining protein nutrition supplements on the CNP website – go to the home page and click on ‘nutrition’ under the articles section.